[gahdamnpunk]

Look how talented he is!!

His instagram is waspa_art

[draggedthruthe-yard]

BITCH WAT THE FUCK

[kushandwizdom]

I wish ppl would stop posting videos of them verbally and physically abusing their children in the same of “Discipline”

[chrissongzzz]

[caramelanin]

and patience

[alternativeblkgal]

and compromise. and learning.

[badgyal-k-deactivated20190901]

Giving up pride

[zionsun]

^^^

[rubydat98]

And communicating.

[goldnpoc]

forgiving what exactly?

[cozyhotpapi-deactivated20171211]

Forgiving the fact that they’re people who are working through their past, like you, and will occasionally project their past traumas on you the way you might with them. Forgiving yourself, because growth takes time, and learning to be a pair is more work than just being on your own. Having partners you trust to forgive those moments where you might fall, help you back up and move forward, in my opinion, builds up the trust and love you need for a thriving relationship.

[a-smol-gayologist]

That last comment was beautiful.

[navigatethestream]

Spain's Amazon workers call two-day strike over wages, rights

Over one thousand Amazon workers in Spain plan to stage their first strike with a two-day walkout to protest what unions claim are efforts to reduce employees' rights, union Comisiones Obreras (CCOO) said on Tuesday.

[just-shower-thoughts]

We all wish superpowers existed but in reality humans can’t even handle different skin colors

[maralie-deactivated20211111]

business email glossary

[humorstaff]

thanks in advance: get this done by the time i press "send"

thanks for your interest: why'd you have to bring this up

would you be so kind: fucking do it

best: i have never physically met you

all best: this conversation is over

all my best: i wish you would die

happy to help: this is the easiest thing in my inbox

i hope this helps: i've done all i'm willing to do

i did a bit of research: i googled it, because you're too lazy to

sorry to chase: answer my email

so sorry to chase: answer my FUCKING email

i am really sorry for being a pest but: i am LIVID that you are ignoring me

please contact my colleague: this isn't my problem

i'm copying in my colleague: this isn't my problem and i am thrilled about it

i'll check and get back to you: i might forget to

i'll let you know when i hear anything: i will forget to

can you check back with me in a week?: i'm hoping you will forget to

per our earlier conversation: i just yelled at you on the phone

great to chat just now: you just yelled at me on the phone

thanks!: i'm not mad at you

thanks!!: please don't be mad at me

thanks!!!: i'm crying at my desk

please advise: this might be your fault

kindly advise: this is entirely your fault

mind if i swing by?: i'm already in the elevator

can you confirm for me: you told me before and i deleted the email

sorry if that was unclear: i think you're an idiot

let me know if you need anything else: please never contact me again

Reblogging to add a direct quote that I used today -

Please respect my work process: just do it the way I told you to and stop arguing with me, I don't care what you think

[catchymemes]

Anti anxiety.

[disc80s]

[onlyniceandgaystuff]

some highlights

[mapelie]

Let me eat egg

[ablogforyoungmommys]

While sitting in his high-chair, your baby drops the spoon. You get up, pick it up from the floor, give it back to Baby - only for him to throw it away on purpose. 

If this scene sounds familiar to you, you might wonder why he does that. Is he rebellious and tries to upset you on purpose? Does he have a really silly kind of humor? No and no. In fact, your baby is busy conducting his very first scientific experiments. His brain is starting to understand two important concepts. 

The first one is called “Cause and Effect”: When i throw away the spoon, mom picks it up. When i do it again, she does it again. Oh, yay!

The second is called “Object permanence”: When i throw away the spoon, it disappears - No, it doesn’t, mom picks it up! It’s still there, even when i can’t see it!

To fully grasp these concepts, your baby needs to repeat those experiments again and again and again. That’s annoying to you - but try to smile at your little scientist! 

[libertarirynn-deactivated202006]

Kids really are born scientists. Most things that babies and toddlers do are part of how they discover how the world works.

[radicalbundy]

Blood vessels of a real person who dedicated their body to science for display

[goawaynobodyishome]

How are these so clean like WOw bruh scalpel game strong

[medicine-nerd]

This is a corrosion model eg something like liquid plastic gets inserted in the blood vessels and then put in an acid bath that destroys the body.

[eggslutsandwich]

oh

[struglife]

nigga thought they went in with an xacto

[switchbladesounds-deactivated20]

Jay Pharaoh’s John Mulaney impression

[butchmachine]

Holy shit

[thetaxidermy-ofyouandme]

That wasn’t an impression John Mulaney possessed him

[just-shower-thoughts]

Being a child prodigy is like starting an RPG and putting all your starting points into a single stat.

[thegoodvibeco]

“Love is a decision, it is a judgment, it is a promise. If love were only a feeling, there would be no basis for the promise to love each other forever. A feeling comes and it may go. How can I judge that it will stay forever, when my act does not involve judgment and decision”

— Erich Fromm, The Art of Loving

[alwaysabeautifullife]

Reblog if you want anon messages of what you would be the patron saint of

[nevaehtyler]

They’re absolutely stunning 👑

[nevaehtyler]

For people who still don’t see anything wrong with cultural appropriation, who still call cornrows “boxer braids”, “Kim K braids” or whatever - our cornrows symbolize liberation and freedom, it’s not your trendy hairstyle, it actually does have a history.

Since slaves were never taught to write and drawing directions was dangerous, because they could lead to them being discovered, captured, sold again or even killed by their master.

To reduce the risk of being discovered, women started weaving the maps in their hair, carving out paths with their cornrows. Some of the patterns even had hidden messages!

Yes, braiding existed in Africa way before, but it got a whole new meaning when Europeans enslaved millions of people. So next time you decide to go for a “Kim K look”, do a little research before you end up disrespecting someone’s culture and just, in all honesty, looking silly.

#AppreciateDontAppropriate

[wnq-writers]

It was just different with you…I cant explain it. Everything, the way i felt, the way i thought..” she said, her voice breaking “it was different, I’ve never felt it before.” “Least now you know its possible.” He half smiled at her. “No!” She yelled. “No, you don’t get it. It was only because of you. And if it is possible with someone else…” She took a deep breath. “I wouldn’t want it with someone else.

well-thesedays-im-fine, excerpt from a book I’ll never write (via wordsnquotes)